mkkao924

I beg to differ. The scenario you describe is for business to provide FREE WIFI. When people like OP is being charged for $500, he has every right to expect a premium service, like the package name suggests. If airline WiFi goes down, they refund. Why can't cruise line do that? I remember one time I was on JetBlue flight, the FREE WiFi went down. Even though it was a short flight and I didn't even use the internet, JetBlue offer all passengers travel voucher as compensation.

I am still a little bit confused about the port arrival time. The boarding time is 12pm, so if your port arrive time is 9:30, do you just wait in terminal building until 12?

Thanks for the explanation! I just got AirTag last month and will use it to track luggage for our upcoming cruise. I guess I will use the old fashioned kids backpack with leash then (kidding!)

I know Apple does not recommend to use AirTag to track kids, and I don't intend to rely on using this solely to track kids, but I am wondering if this even works onboard (at sea) as supplemental method of tracking? For example, when they are in kids club, I might be able to use it to track if they still stay in kids club or they ran out.

Oh that's nice to know that I can use the app. Question though, if I don't have WiFi service, will I still be able to use the app? I imagine they won't offer free WiFi like Starbucks on land, right? 😄